Katie Holmes looked stunning as she joined Kieran Culkin at the opening night of Glengarry Glen Ross at Palace Theatre on broadway on Monday. 

The actress, 46, looked incredible in a black, fitted gown that featured a highneck and cut-out panels at the sides. 

She teamed the fine knit number with a pair of black heels, accessorised with a red clutch bag and styled her hair into a chic updo. 

Kieran, 42, opted for a more relaxed look and teamed a striped cardigan with a plain black T-shirt. 

He topped his look off by adding a pair of smart trousers and bright blue, leather trainers. 

Kieran stars in Glengarry Glen Ross as salesman Ricky Roma in the dark-comedy, alongside Bob Odenkirk and Bill Burr. 

Katie Holmes looked stunning at the opening night of Glengarry Glen Ross on broadway on Monday

Attending the event she joined Kieran Culkin 

The play, which made its first Broadway debut in 1984, follows foul-mouthed real-estate salesmen flogging duff plots of land in Florida. 

It comes following Kieran’s recent Oscar’s win where he won best supporting actor for the comedy-drama A Real Pain, written and directed by his co-star Jesse Eisenberg. 

His bleeped remarks during his speech have bow been revealed, after his X-rated remarks were censored during the broadcast.

One of the nominees he beat out was his old Succession co-star Jeremy Strong, who was up for his role as Roy Cohn in the Donald Trump biopic The Apprentice.

At the beginning of his speech, Kieran paid a sweet tribute to Strong – only for part of his remarks to be muted because of profanity.

Now, however, a video has surfaced on social media that shows the full comment Kieran made on Strong’s acclaimed performance, via ᴅᴇᴀᴅline.

Robert Downey Jr., who presented the award, had praised Jeremy’s turn as Roy, and Kieran agreed, saying: ‘He’s right, by the way, Jeremy, you’re amazing in The Apprentice. I love your work. It’s f***ing great.’

Kieran then realized he had made a mistake by swearing on camera, and quickly covered his mouth in an apologetic gesture. 

The actress, 46, looked incredible in a black, fitted gown that featured a highneck and cut-out panels at the sides

Kieran, 42, opted for a more relaxed look and teamed a striped cardigan with a plain black T-shirt

Kieran stars in Glengarry Glen Ross as salesman Ricky Roma in the dark-comedy, alongside Bill Burr (L) and Bob Odenkirk (R)

John Pirruccello was also in attendance at the opening night

The play, which made its first Broadway debut in 1984, follows foul-mouthed real-estate salesmen flogging duff plots of land in Florida

‘I’m not supposed to single anyone out. It’s favoritism. Anyway, but you were great,’ he added to Strong, who had played his character’s brother on Succession. 

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During his Oscars speech, Kieran also reminded his wife of the wholesome promise she made to him years ago if he ever won the coveted Oscar trophy.

While accepting the Oscar for Best Supporting Actor for his performance in A Real Pain, he admitted that his wife, Jazz Charton, agreed to give him a fourth child if he ever won an Academy Award.

‘About a year ago, I was on a stage like this and I very stupidly, publicly said that I want a third kid from her because she said if I won the award she would give me the kid,’ he said.

‘Turns out she said that because she didn’t think I was gonna win.

‘She goes, “Oh god, I did say that. I guess I owe you a third kid.” And I turned to her and I said, “Really, I want four,”‘ Kieran recounted to the audience.

It comes following Kieran’s recent Oscar’s win where he won best supporting actor for the comedy-drama A Real Pain, written and directed by his co-star Jesse Eisenberg  

At that moment, he recalled Jazz saying: ‘I will give you four when you win an Oscar.’

Kieran then took the opportunity to remind Jazz of her promise, pointing out that he has ‘not brought it up once until just now.’

‘But I just have this to say to you Jazz, love of my life, ye of little faith,’ he joked. ‘No pressure, I love you, I’m really sorry I did this again and let’s get cracking on those kids. What do you say?’

The camera cut to Jazz in the crowd, as she was seen laughing at her husband’s candid acceptance speech and seemingly agreed to follow through on her promise.